Sentence examples similar to the foremost danger from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Johnson, wise to Hardy's foremost danger, decided to call off the striking battle and essentially follow the GSP manual.

[page 328] Also: The long fight against British tyranny, paradoxically, only strengthened his view that the foremost political danger came, not from an overly powerful central government, but from an enfeebled one — "a half-starved, limping government that appears to be always moving upon crutches and tottering at every step".

·Despite being perhaps the foremost Grimsby Town internet fanzine, Cod Almighty (www.codalmighty.com) was in danger of going broke; so they launched an e-commerce arm flogging T-shirts that read "Grimsby is not in Yorkshire".

The Warsaw ghetto was the foremost example.

It was the foremost precursor of vaudeville.

The foremost of these is violent crime.

Sun hits the foremost peak.

Bābur himself was the foremost contributor.

He soon became the foremost Tory architect.

The foremost English practitioner was Isaac Gosset.

The dangers of carbon pollution today are far greater than those of DDT, and climate change may indeed be, as the National Audubon Society says, the foremost long-term threat to birds.